Smittys Merch
Description: A retro-style graphic featuring two round cartoon faces with eyes, smiles, and outlined features. The face on the left wears a pointed hat, and the face on the right wears a bow. Above the faces, the text 'EVERYBODY'S FAVORITE' is displayed, with large script text 'Smitty's' below it. The background is solid black.
Description: Take a bite out of nostalgia with this vintage-style “Everybody’s Favourite Smitty’s” tee, featuring retro cartoon illustrations of a boy and girl straight out of a mid-century menu. Perfect for fans of classic diners, quirky restaurant merch, and the wholesome charm of old-school eateries. Whether you remember family breakfasts at Smitty’s or just love retro food culture, this shirt is a throwback to simpler, syrup-covered times.
Description: A vintage retro scene featuring a grocery store with "SMITTY'S" signage and cars in the parking lot, set against a desert landscape with mesas, cacti, and a cowboy on horseback. Text reads "SMITTY'S ARIZONA HOMETOWN GROCER SINCE 1964". The sky has a gradient sunset effect.
Smitty's Arizona Hometown Grocer Since 1964 Cowboy Sunset Crewneck Sweatshirt
by STEPHEN CHOU STD
$35
Description: A retro-style landscape featuring a western scene. In the foreground, a cowboy on horseback rides past cacti in a desert. In the mid-ground, a building with the name 'SMITTY'S' is visible under a sunburst. The background displays prominent rock formations and a sunset sky with orange and blue stripes. The text 'SMITTY'S' appears on a wooden sign above, and 'ARIZONA'S HOMETOWN GROCER Since 1964' is below.
Description: Smitty's was an Arizona supermarket chain founded in 1964 by Clyde Smith. Smitty's stores were 100,000+ square foot marketplace style stores that combined grocery stores with many offerings of traditional department stores, something that is now known as 'hypermarkets' in the retail trade. Smith grew Smitty's steadily to 28 locations by the mid-'90s – 25 in the greater Phoenix area, and three in Tucson. In 1996, Smitty's was purchased by Smith's, a Utah supermarket chain that also sold a wide variety of non-grocery products. The sale was the end of the Smitty's name, as stores were rebranded as Smith's, though many locals continued to refer to the stores as Smitty's for years to come.
